CONSTITUTION OF THE EMPIRE OF JAPANTOKYO, FEBRUARY 11, 1889CHAPTER I. Socialism insuch a genial form appealed not only to the masses but also to bushiwho had pledged their property as security for loans to meet warlikeoutlays or the demands of luxurious extravagance. ligiousinstitutions, Yoritomo exempted the manors of temples and shrinesfrom the jurisdiction of high constables. Deeds likethe killing of Yoshitsune's son were the natural consequence of thatdoctrine.
ls Taira Tadanori at Ichi-no-taniOkagami, historical workOka-yama, castle in BizenOkazaki, in Mikawa, Ieyasu's castle inOkazaki Masamune (1264-1344), swordsmith of KamakuraOke, Prince, see KensoOkehazama, battle (1560) victory of NobunagaOki, Princess, see ulspirits of the Taira who, having fallen in the great sea-fight, werestill without full rites of sepulture. Theywere distinguished as Hon-in (Go-Toba), Chu-in (Tsuchimikado) andShin-in* (Juntoku). The civility of drinking to one another was notobserved.
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